Spanish

In Spanish, blowing up is translated as explotar.

In Spanish, ‘may i’ is expressed as ¿Puedo? This phrase is used as a polite way to ask for permission to do something.

The word for “no” is no, and it does not change for a woman. To refuse politely, say No, gracias or add a title such as No, señora.

Braden is a male given name in Spanish. Braden is used as a masculine given name.

The Spanish phrase for “your (plural)” is su. su and its form sus are used to refer to something belonging to a group of people (you all).

The Spanish phrase for “good morning formally” is buenos días. buenos días is a polite greeting used from the time one wakes up until noon.

The English slang term “steezy” can be translated into Spanish as con estilo.

The English phrase “catching feelings” is translated into Spanish as empezar a sentir cosas.

The money you get back after paying is el cambio in most places. In much of South America people say el vuelto and in Spain las vueltas is also heard.

In Spanish, ‘it looks nice’ is said as se ve bien. The phrase is used to describe something that has a pleasing appearance.